A judge has upheld a new Florida House map that was passed by Republican lawmakers, who currently hold supermajorities in both the State House and Senate. The map was approved last month following the recommendation of Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Florida House Map Approved, Potentially Increasing Republican Seats
A judge has confirmed the validity of a newly drawn Florida House map that may result in the addition of four Republican seats. The map was created by Republican lawmakers with the support of Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Judge Lets Stand a Florida House Map That Could Add 4 Republican Seats
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